Comparative Adjectives- Pick and Draw

A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

Students make crazy or sensible sentences with comparatives to draw like "The cockroach is taller than the boy".

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Comparative adjectives pick and draw

Instructions for teachers

Decide if you want to use the adverbs cards or not. Photocopy and cut up one set of cards per class, or one set per group of two to four students if you want to do the activity in groups. Ask students to spread the cards face up across the table. Students arrange the cards into sentences that they want to draw and/ or that they want their partner to draw.

After students finish the game, get them to put the adjectives into three categories depending on what their comparative adjective forms are. They can then say and/ or write similar sentences to draw whatever they like, and/ or test each other on the comparative forms. 

 

Cards to cut up

The

the

is

ant

apple

bag

boy

chair

cockroach

elephant

horse

house

mountain

newspaper

ruler

snake

teacher

tie

whiteboard

pencil

tree

 

much

 

 

quite a lot

 

slightly/ a little

 

a tiny bit

 

more

 

 

-ier

 

-er

 

-_er

 

_________er

cheap

high/ tall

long

narrow

near

old

short

small

strange

wide

expensive

high-tech

big

fat

sad

thin

angry

dirty

scary

ugly

far

good

                           

 

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